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The truth about octopus camouflage 😎 Filming a day octopus flash through a spectrum of colors is like watching an alien interact with our world. We captured this footage right here on the reef, and it perfectly highlights why we love exploring these waters. When watching an octopus shift its skin to match the coral, the most frequently asked question is how they know exactly which colors to choose. The biggest myth in marine biology is that the octopus looks at the reef with its eyes and consciously decides to change its pattern. The astonishing truth is that octopuses are completely colorblind. Instead of seeing color with their eyes, they have light-sensitive proteins scattered throughout their skin. Their skin essentially sees the light and environment autonomously, triggering millions of pigment-filled sacs called chromatophores to expand or contract instantly. They do not have to think about it - their skin reacts to the environment on its own. @Diver_501 @SSI_Indonesia @Freediving 🐢 Nusa Penida 🏝️ @angel cafee @Nikon Indonesia Official
The truth about octopus camouflage 😎 Filming a day octopus flash through a spectrum of colors is like watching an alien interact with our world. We captured this footage right here on the reef, and it perfectly highlights why we love exploring these waters. When watching an octopus shift its skin to match the coral, the most frequently asked question is how they know exactly which colors to choose. The biggest myth in marine biology is that the octopus looks at the reef with its eyes and consciously decides to change its pattern. The astonishing truth is that octopuses are completely colorblind. Instead of seeing color with their eyes, they have light-sensitive proteins scattered throughout their skin. Their skin essentially sees the light and environment autonomously, triggering millions of pigment-filled sacs called chromatophores to expand or contract instantly. They do not have to think about it - their skin reacts to the environment on its own. @Diver_501 @SSI_Indonesia @Freediving 🐢 Nusa Penida 🏝️ @angel cafee @Nikon Indonesia Official
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عاجبيني 😞🩵🩵. . . #dazzling #foryoupage #سيدراما #cdrama #المبهر
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#sololeveling #frases #fy #musica #Anime

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